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CityTime fraud agreement: federal forfeiture and the city’s actual 2012 recovery

On May 25, 2012, New York City received $466,093,333.53 from the funds forfeited in the SAIC CityTime case.

PlaceNew York City municipal CityTime payroll project; federal proceeding in Manhattan
Claim period2012-03-14 – 2012-05-25
Source record6 inspected references

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What the evidence establishes

CLAIM 01

On May 25, 2012, New York City received $466,093,333.53 from the funds forfeited in the SAIC CityTime case.

Scope: New York City municipal CityTime payroll project; federal proceeding in Manhattan · 2012-05-25 – 2012-05-25

Assessment: SUPPORTED

The federal payment announcement supplies the exact amount and states that payment occurred that day. The city’s own quarterly cash-receipts report independently records the same date and a rounded $466 million entry. Canceled debt and previously frozen assets are not added to this cash receipt.

Review status: SOURCE_CHECKED_AI_REVIEW. This is not an independently certified universal verdict.

What is not established: The exact cents rely on the payment announcement; the cash report is rounded. The underlying bank statement and May 17 forfeiture judgment were not inspected. Earlier projections and separate noncash relief are excluded from the amount.

CLAIM 02

Under the CityTime deferred-prosecution agreement announced on March 14, 2012, SAIC was obligated to forfeit $500,392,977 to the United States, comprising $370,392,977 in restitution and a $130 million penalty.

Scope: New York City municipal CityTime payroll project; federal proceeding in Manhattan · 2012-03-14 – 2012-03-14

Assessment: SUPPORTED

The original agreement states the exact components and federal payee, and the contemporaneous announcement reports its approval. This is the company’s agreement obligation; it is not the amount of city cash later received and is not a corporate guilty plea or conviction.

Review status: SOURCE_CHECKED_AI_REVIEW. This is not an independently certified universal verdict.

What is not established: The agreement contains admissions of responsibility but uses a conditional prosecution deferral. Final dismissal, complete compliance and later individual defendants’ dispositions are outside this verified proposition.

Limits and open questions

The exact cents rely on the payment announcement; the cash report is rounded. The underlying bank statement and May 17 forfeiture judgment were not inspected. Earlier projections and separate noncash relief are excluded from the amount.

The agreement contains admissions of responsibility but uses a conditional prosecution deferral. Final dismissal, complete compliance and later individual defendants’ dispositions are outside this verified proposition.

The March federal announcement’s projected city transfer differs from the May exact payment, while the Mayor’s historical payment total differs from the later federal calculation. The reviewed passages do not reconcile these denominators or the projection-to-payment adjustment.

One WNYC quotation says half a million dollars while its headline, surrounding account and the original federal release concern over half a billion. Original audio was not inspected, so the discrepancy is not assigned to the speaker or treated as a verified publisher correction.

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